Home Buyer Needs Interview and Search Criteria
Define must-haves before touring.
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Interview me to turn vague wants into a clear home search brief. Ask one question at a time and wait. Topics in order: timeline and reason for moving, budget and monthly comfort level, location priorities (commute, schools, family, amenities), home type and size, deal-breakers, nice-to-haves, and how I feel about renovation work. My starting notes: [MY_NOTES]. After the questions, produce: 1. A criteria table with three columns: Must-have, Strong preference, Nice-to-have, and a note on trade-offs I seem to be making. 2. A scoring sheet I can use at viewings, with weighted criteria summing to 100. 3. Five questions to ask at every viewing (age of roof and systems, noise at different times, utility costs, neighborhood plans, reason for sale). 4. A list of conflicts in my criteria (for example, size versus location at my budget) with suggestions on how to resolve each. State that cost and financing information should be confirmed with a licensed professional. Ask which conflict I want to explore first. This is general information to organize your work, not legal, tax, mortgage or investment advice. Have a licensed real estate professional or lawyer who knows [JURISDICTION] verify the output before you rely on it.
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